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Peabody winner Hannah Gadsby will present Waumbach's debut solo comedy later this autumn.
The annual event brings staged readings, musicals, and special events to upstate New York.
The Max Webster-directed staging of the Oscar Wilde classic played London's National this past winter.
The June 2026 Playbill Cruise departs from Romania and makes its way to Budapest with stops in Bulgaria, Serbia, and Croatia.
Find out how you can take advantage of one of Broadway's best semi-annual deals.
Ireland will take over from Tony nominee Quincy Tyler Bernstine, who will make her final bow later this month.
The Resident Acting Company is presenting the romantic Shakespeare comedy at the Sheen Center.
The annual program sends kids 18 and under to Broadway for free, with
accompanying restaurant discounts and in-theatre activites.
Darrah Cloud's new play spotlights late fashion designer Lee Alexander McQueen.
In the new solo show, Ross offers audiences insight into his life as America's Roastmaster General.
The Oh, Mary! star weighed in on a number of hypothetical scenarios that could face her on a recent appearance on Good Morning America.
The Tony winner, recently on Broadway in Stephen Sondheim's Old Friends, will be celebrated at a ceremony in Chicago in the fall.
The six-time Tony winner shared the frightening story just before playing her final performance as Rose in Gypsy.
The six-time Tony winner shared the frightening story just before playing her final performance as Rose in Gypsy.
Holly Race Roughan will direct the world premiere from Rebecca Lenkiewicz.
The live event will be held in Times Square next month, and everyone's invited.
In the new solo show, Ross offers audiences insight into his life as America's Roastmaster General.
Playwright Charles Busch will also be part of the reading at Connecticut's Sharon Playhouse.
Set in a decaying home on the edge of industrial sprawl, the work explores the quiet devastation of environmental collapse.
Zane Phillips, Pete Zias, Aaron Jackson, and James Cusati-Moyer will co-star in the farce about the murder of a throuple-mate.
Playwright Charles Busch will also be part of the reading at Connecticut's Sharon Playhouse.
Honorees will include Camille A. Brown, Mathew Knowles, Gena Avery Knowles, Tonya Lewis Lee, and Lester Cooney with Tom Viola receiving a special award.
As the executive producer of theatre, he oversaw shows such as Spamalot and Schmigadoon!
The theatrical production company is an Olivier and Tony winner.
Find out what it's like starring in one of Broadway's funniest"and undeadliest"new musicals.
